As regular contributor of Eclipse I'm very interested in the Eclipse internals itself and in talks about new technologies regarding web applications. So, here is a list of my recommend talks which are interesting for me as (web) application developer and eclipse contributor. As nobody pays me the flight and the conference pass, this is hopefully the way for a free ticket :-)

Monday

(3576) Integration of a new Ajax personality into ATF (Ajax Toolkit Framework)

(3641) Developing with the Rich Ajax Platform

(3634) Extending the XML and source editors from the WTP Project

(3664) UI Forms: I can't believe it's not browser

Tuesday

What do YOU want UML to be?

Task-focused programming with Mylar

The 2006 Google Summer of Code at Eclipse

Unleash the Power of Refactorings in your Products - Experiences from 5 years refactoring support in JDT

Contributing to Menus with the new API

Dynamic Languages Toolkit

Wednesday

What Does Eclipse Need To Do To Become the IDE for Ajax?

XML Development Tools in Eclipse WTP and Beyond

What sucks about Eclipse

RAP - Eclipse style development for the web

Making the most of the Eclipse Compare Framework

UI Testing in the Real World: Myths and Realities

Thursday

Supporting Multiple Programming Languages in Eclipse

Secure Desktop Applications with Eclipse RCP

Putting your Build to the Test: Automated JUnit and Performance Testing the Eclipse Way

Using an OSGi Back-end System for the Purpose of Enterprise Management of Eclipse IDEs

I hope this recommended tracks helps some others out there to "see" some more interesting talks. See you at the conference - hopefully.

Benjamin Muskalla is an independent software developer currently living in Mannheim, Germany. He has worked in a number of fields, particulary web applications. In the current year, he'll start his study of information technology in Karlsruhe, partly working for Innoopract.